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Make a 'hello world' graphical example of program for Ubuntu
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Written by jpka the 15 Oct 08 at 16:32.
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I want to try to begin write simple programs for Ubuntu with GUI. I carefully read help pages comes with Ubuntu, and find that Anjuta IDE recommended for this. But there is no examples. Please provide an ready-to-use examples of simple 'hello world' programs with some buttons and dialogs. It is effective way to show how simple compiling for Ubuntu, and get new programmers.
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Numerate C++ bugs
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Written by Wiplash4 the 21 Sep 08 at 20:10.
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I know this is somewhat stupid: Enumerate all errors and bugs put out by compilers.
This would it make much more convenient to search bugs in the internet.
Regards
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Splint plugin for Anjuta
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Written by Thorsten Sick the 10 Jul 08 at 16:36.
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Splint marks critical code areas in source code. With a splint plugin in Anjuta it would be easy for the average programmer to see potential security vulnerabilities while coding.
The plugin should highlight critical code sections and offer some hint whats going wrong. Simplified splint settings are needed to make splint easy to use.
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Improve anjuta
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Written by Wiplash4 the 10 Sep 08 at 21:25.
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Hello
I consider anjuta to be too difficult.
But still I wished there where 2 more options
1- When I reange the windows. I want the arrangment to be saved.
2. I program in different languages. And I want different styles for different languages. The problems gets arcut with fe.g. fortran.
Regards
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